Oh No!

We’ve received tips from throughout the state of Maine that bees are missing this summer. None have been spotted anywhere. This is a disaster!  Bees are necessary to pollinate our plants, and pollination is what makes more and more plants! So, you see, without our bees, our food supply will quickly dwindle. The bees were just here in the spring, so we suspect someone may have stolen them all.

We’ve narrowed it down to 10 suspects, but we simply don’t have the staff available to run down all our leads. This is where you come in. Can you help us explore all our leads and figure out which of our suspects has the bees?​

How to Play

Download and print or pick up at your local participating library a suspect tracker. This has all the suspects and room to write down the clues you find. 

Be sure to bookmark the website as you’ll want to refer to the pictures of the suspects. 
All the clues exist on the websites of participating libraries. You must find the clue on each website. Look for our logo (to the left)
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Once you think you know who stole all the bees, enter your guess here on the website.
Every entry is entered into a prize raffle.

The quest runs from July 1- August 16. 

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For general questions please contact Kara Reiman
For Host Library questions please contact  Samantha Cote 

Thank you to the MIQuest for the inspiration for this program.
​Thank you to our planning board: Kara Reiman and Chris Dorman from the Maine State Library, Samantha Cote from the Windham Public Library, Kelly Greenlee from the Prince Memorial Library, Kate Radke from the Walker Memorial Library, Brooke Palmer from the Dyer Library, Louise Capizzo from the Scarborough Public Library, and Stacy Tomassone from the Bailey Public Library.